Wolves make £12.7M offers to Chelsea, Everton, & Newcastle
Thank you for reading this post, don't forget to subscribe!Sasa Kalajdzic is wanted by Chelsea, Everton, and Newcastle this summer, but Stuttgart reportedly rejected Wolves’ proposal of £12.7 million for the striker, according to the German tabloid Bild.
Since being promoted to the Bundesliga three years ago, Kalajdzic, 25, has drawn attention. Despite the fact that he has sustained multiple injuries in his career thus far, including an ACL tear, he has excelled when on the playing field.
Since the start of the 2020–21 season, the 15-time Austrian international has only made 51 Bundesliga appearances. But during that period, he managed to score 22 goals and provide 11 assists. There is a lot of interest in it.
Raul Jimenez was only used as a substitute against Tottenham on Saturday; as a result, Wolves are in dire need of a striker. They have since submitted a $12.7 million bid, but Stuttgart has rejected it and is demanding a fee in the neighbourhood of £21 million.
For teams like Chelsea, Everton, Newcastle, and Manchester United, it may be a door opener. Kalajdzic, whose contract with Stuttgart is about to expire, is coveted by all four teams. Still, a transition this summer seems imminent.
TARGET CHELSEA, NEWCASTLE, AND EVERTON BIDS FROM WOLVES KALAJDZIC DISQUALIFIED
A superb talent, Kalajdzic. The target man striker, who is only 25 years old, appears suited for the Premier League’s flurry of activity. Clubs are once again in need of a traditional No. 9, and Kalajdzic undoubtedly fits that description. He plays excellent hold-up.
Because of his height, offensive midfielders circle him as well. Among the players that the Wolves have are Pedro Neto, Goncalo Guedes, Daniel Podence, and others. They would perform at their peak for Kalajdzic. It is uncertain whether they will enter again.
If the other four Premier League teams are still interested in signing the Stuttgart player, the rejected bid will undoubtedly put them on high alert. All five can easily afford the £21 million charge, but a deal might be reached within the next week.
